What is Traditional Highland Dress?

**Micric** · 6th May 10, 06:46 AM

Quote from Creagdhubh;
..."Exactly! HRH Prince Charles is at the very epicenter of what traditional Highland dress should look like. Of course, I'd like to say that I do a rather splendid job of it as well!"

Kyle,
This is one area where you are not very traditional old chap. It's not cricket to blow one's own trumpet.
This is meant in the kindest possible way, with the very best of wishes.

Richard.

**McClef** · 6th May 10, 07:03 AM

Originally Posted by Micric

Kyle,
This is one area where you are not very traditional old chap. It's not cricket to blow one's own trumpet.
This is meant in the kindest possible way, with the very best of wishes.

Richard.

But he knows he has had plenty of praise from others so it's not as self-opinionated as you think Micric.

**creagdhubh** · 6th May 10, 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by McClef

But he knows he has had plenty of praise from others so it's not as self-opinionated as you think Micric.

Exactly. And I am by no means, looking for praise by posting photos of me in Highland attire on XMTS. I am enthusiastic and excited about sharing how I wear Highland dress, just as the next guy on here. Thanks for your comments.

Kind regards,

**creagdhubh** · 6th May 10, 02:48 PM

Originally Posted by Micric

Quote from Creagdhubh;
..."Exactly! HRH Prince Charles is at the very epicenter of what traditional Highland dress should look like. Of course, I'd like to say that I do a rather splendid job of it as well!"

Kyle,
This is one area where you are not very traditional old chap. It's not cricket to blow one's own trumpet.
This is meant in the kindest possible way, with the very best of wishes.

Richard.

Seriously Richard? I was being sarcastic when I said that! By no means was I attempting to 'blow my own horn'.Thanks for your post, however, I wish it would have been more 'on topic' instead of making it personal. Come on man, relax...I am by no means flamboyant or ostentatious.

Cheers,